INDEX.

1845.

Chap.

Sec.

APPEALS—

be heard and determined the first term

after said appeals are taken.

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Creditor or creditors filing, allegations

against applicant for the benefit of the in-

solvent laws, may appeal from any decision

of the county court trying the same in same

manner and to like extent that such appli-

cant may appeal.

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Upon such appeal no execution for costs

shall be stayed, unless creditor gave bond,

&c.

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On any appeal entered in any county

court from any judgment of the court upon

motions to set aside sale, &c. duty of the

clerks to make out and transmit to Court

of Appeals the record, &c. within nine

months after appeal, &c. and upon receipt

of record by clerk of the Court of Appeals

to enter the case, &c.

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Said appeals to be determined at the

first term after appeal, &c.

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2

The provisions of this act to take effect

from date of the act and to apply to cases

now depending, &c.

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The clerk of the Court of, to enter the

case depending between Edw. R. Wheeler,

Robt. S. Reeder and others, against Jos.

and Wm. B. Stone, on trial docket of

June term 1846, Court to proceed, in the

same manner as if the case regularly stood

upon said trial docket, &c.

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An appeal may be taken from decree

or order of Chancery or county court as

courts of equity determining a question of

light, &c. directing account to be taken,

provided that no appeal delay execution of

decree, &c. unless the court passing de-

cree shall so direct or bond given, &c.

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I. -or Appeal taken to stand for hearing at the

term after the term to which taken.

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Appeal from final decree, &c. all previ-

ous decrees, &c. which may or shall not

have been already reviewed, &c. shall be

open for review in Court of Appeals, &c.

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